best tft for £700

mattio1980 · 18 Apr 2006 at 21:55

am looking for a new tft 23" widescreen just have a few q's about some wide screen stuff

1) does everything including windows get stretched to ws ??? does it look strange ????

2) what about games are they also streched???

and what one for £700 know loads about conp[onants but nothing about tft's help please only one more thing has to be one of the following brands because i work for a big disty so i can buy at cost

sony

phillips

benq

samsung

hp

nec

lg

acer

and thats it

Gibbo · 18 Apr 2006 at 22:01

Hi there

This is pretty simple decision really! Nothing can beat the DELL 2405FPW that OcUK's sell. Better monitors tend to only start to come in at £800 and higher due to the DELL's been such great value.

mattio1980 · 18 Apr 2006 at 22:21

hi gibbo

yeah i did see that dell and it is cheap @ 675 priced up a few acers aswell at cost +vat from work and a sony but that came in at 810 too much for me the only other on i looked at was the benq that was around 660

Messiah Khan · 18 Apr 2006 at 23:20

I can vouch for the Dell 2405 being excellent. Your not going to find anything that wil compete for quality and features at the same pricerange.

Baddass · 19 Apr 2006 at 21:29

agreed

wyatt gates · 19 Apr 2006 at 21:46

i second that, i am converted to tftf cause the dell is great and that price it is a steal

Burbleflop · 19 Apr 2006 at 22:43

Another vote for the Dell 2405. I liked them so much I've now got 2 of them.

stu.artd · 19 Apr 2006 at 23:45

I'll vote for the 2405 as well.

I currently have my PC hooked up through DVI, my 360 through VGA my PS2 & Gamecube through component and a TV input to the composite connection.

There were initial teething troubles with a high pitched whine, but I don't notice that any more.

I'm trying to talk my boss at work into getting me one to use there as well (at an excellent sub £500 EX VAT price through our Dell business account).

AWPC · 19 Apr 2006 at 23:50

Another vote for the 2405. Just amazing value & quality. Most of the ones OCUK stock also have flawless panels as in no dead/lazy pixels. Impressive when you consider how many there are @ 1920x1200.

Also consider that OCUK offer a better warranty than even Dell and it becomes a no-brainer decision really.